Friday, February 2, 2007

Whatever Happened To Isabella Soprano?

Red Eye

you probably know the problem with the red eyes, right? These occur when you when photographing people a frontal flash use. With Photoshop you can correct this little mishap, but very fast and easy:

  1. Select replace the color tool.

  2. Set the mode luminance and select once as sampling. In the box limits select Edges . In the option tolerance I recommend 35%.

  3. Increase the detail of the eyes for better editing.

  4. Now select a brush size about the size of the pupils, so you can edit by clicking the entire pupil.

  5. Now you need only choose the color black.

  6. Click each pupil once with the circle of the tool.

you see now that most of the red eye is gone. However, the edges of the pupils are still in reddish tones. To relieve these sections of the eyes of the reds, you only need to change the settings of the tool easily.

  1. Unless already done, now enlarge the view of the eyes to the point where the individual pixels of the image already recognizable.

  2. Select replace the now re-tool color, unless it is already active.

  3. Now change the mode setting of the tool on color.

  4. Now set the foreground color to white.

  5. Finally, click the crosshairs of the tool at one after the red areas of the pupils, until you like the result.

  6. Switch to the last using the zoom tool back to the general view of the picture and admire your finished photo without albino eyes.

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always correctly exposed photos - the live histogram

does all the technical progress, the automatic exposure of a digital camera, unfortunately, not always perfect. photographed with a camera brightness distribution which your subject is, most display devices in advance as a histogram. This "live histogram functions same as the corresponding function in Photoshop Elements: A symbol of mountain and Clavière how many pixels occur with any distribution of brightness in the image. Links are the very dark areas, right the brightest parts.

If the histogram left too early to 0, overexposed missing dark areas, the picture is likely to. Destroy the other hand, at the right end of the curve Histogram from falls, the photo probably too dark.

When you show a live histogram on the monitor of your digital camera, point the camera at first for a second or two to calm your subject. It takes a moment to build the curve with the exact values.

Digital SLR cameras inherently no histogram before recording's. Shoot a test image - then you can use the histogram in playback.

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always helps in the correct file format

PSD, TIFF, JPEG and GIF - these are not all file formats in which you can store a picture with Photoshop Elements. Overall, the Save dialog of Photoshop Elements 16 different file formats available. And to many formats, there are a number of additional storage options. As one can easily buzz the head, because the format is now the right thing. In practice, it is enough if you concentrate on the 3 formats PSD, JPEG, TIFF and .

  • PSD is the "house" file format of Photoshop Elements. This format should use whenever you want to save an image file with the current state of progress. The PSD format keeps all levels, setting levels, the current selection set and much more. Open a PSD file, you can Continue processing the exact point at which you paused it.
  • JPEG is practically the universal standard format for image files. Many digital cameras record in this format and even in the picture usually provided as JPEG files. JPEG files are much smaller than PSD files consume, therefore, significantly less memory. Reached the small file size, the fact that JPEG compresses the image data - how much, set in the JPEG Options dialog . The value "9" you get a very good image quality, "5" evaporated the file size much stronger one, but the image quality is still acceptable. respect : JPEG files lose by repeatedly opening and saving of quality, since the image data to be compressed each time again.
  • TIFF is also a very common file format that can be read by virtually all image editing programs. Unlike JPEG, TIFF format compresses the data are not (or loss on request). If you want to save your images in highest quality, the TIFF format of choice - but it consumes significantly more disk space than JPEG files.